Best Resorts in Utah
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Utah gives locals two very different resort weekends within a few hours' drive. In the Wasatch Mountains, ski-in, ski-out lodges in Park City, Deer Valley, and the canyons near Salt Lake City pair powder days with spas and fireside dinners. In the south, red-rock resorts near St. George, Moab, and Lake Powell trade snow for desert hikes, golf, and huge night skies. Many of the best stays add pools, wellness programs, and on-site dining, so you can park the car and slow down.
Utah's best resorts sit in four easy regions, each with its own style, from ski lodges in the Wasatch to desert retreats in red-rock country.
Utah's best-known ski towns hold polished ski-in, ski-out lodges with spas, heated pools, and a lively Main Street nearby.
Montage Deer Valley sits at Empire Pass with ski-in, ski-out access, a large spa, and mountain views from Park City's high slopes.
Stein Eriksen Lodge is a ski-in, ski-out lodge at Deer Valley's Silver Lake, known for its spa, heated pool, and Norwegian-style design.
Close to Salt Lake City and Provo, canyon resorts put you at the base of the slopes, with hiking and mountain views in summer.
Sundance sits at the base of Mount Timpanogos in Provo Canyon, and its new 63-room Inn offers ski-in, ski-out access.
The Cliff Lodge sits at the base of Snowbird in Little Cottonwood Canyon, with a rooftop pool and The Cliff Spa, close to Salt Lake City.
Southwest Utah's red cliffs and lava fields frame golf and wellness resorts, close to Snow Canyon State Park and Zion.
Black Desert Resort in Ivins sits in a lava field under red cliffs, with a spa, restaurants, and a Tom Weiskopf-designed golf course.
Red Mountain Resort in Ivins is a wellness and hiking retreat set among red rock, close to Snow Canyon State Park.
Remote desert resorts near Moab and Lake Powell offer quiet luxury, dark night skies, and easy access to national parks.
Amangiri is a remote desert resort in Canyon Point near Lake Powell, often named one of the world's most expensive hotels.
ULUM Moab is an outdoor luxury resort near Canyonlands National Park, with upscale tents set in the southern Utah desert.
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